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Most people have no idea why Christians are so head over heels for Jesus and think it's foolish.
In light of Easter this weekend lets break it down in a way that's easy to comprehend. Regardless of your belief or faith.
First, what is this "Good Friday?"
It is the day that Jesus died on the cross.
This is a historical fact & even most athiest scholars attest that this was a real historical event.
In Christianity this is believed as God showing up as a man--like a hand fills a glove, living a perfect life & accepting the suffering on the cross to show his love to the world and to offer forgiveness to every single person.
Including yourself.
We'll get to why God would even decide to do that in a second..
Now, why would God go through so much pain? Well the problem comes from the beginning of humanity.
Adam & Eve were tempted in the garden to eat from the tree of the knowledge of Good & Evil. They fell to this temptation & they ate from the tree.
The second they did this, they suddenly understood concepts like right and wrong, shame, and vulnerability.
They realized they were naked & hid themselves from God.
Winning positions look like a reversal after price has made a new low or new high.
This is because when you make new highs it tells you of a buyer that took the offer and was willing to pay up!
If you make new lows it tells you of a seller that hit the bid and was willing to sell down!
Therefore when you reverse back through that range that aggressive buyer/seller is forced to do something! Either exit their position or attempt to defend their position.
2) What does a reversal look like?
A reversal looks like any of these patterns here. Given there is only 3 scenarios there is only so many ways price can reverse.
We never have to guess if price is reversing once we understand this.
3) What does a winning long position look like?
In this example you will see price made new lows, then it reversed back through the previous range & caused sellers to take a loss.
Thus we made new highs & stopped all the 'tight stop guys' who have placed their stops where they got in or against obvious pivots
This is called a 2d-2u reversal paired with the actionable signal of the hammer.
The scenario 2 down that is closer to breaking 2u on the next candle is a signal [with the hammer] because we can anticipate price will reverse. Because one of the most common reversals is the 2d-2u reversal!
The decoupling is a phenomenon that occurs with the opening prices of the aggregation series (candles).
The universal truth of the opening price is simple.
Price trades higher or lower. It does this because of aggressive buying (taking the offer) or aggressive selling (hitting the bid)
This must be the case as a buyer with 100,000,000 shares on the bid would NOT move the market. They have to be willing to step up and cross the spread.
Vice versa for the sellers.
Therefore we will either be green or red during any candle.
The greener the candle the more evidence of aggressive buying you have.
Long green bars tend to get greener.
Long red bars tend to get redder.
If a candle is going up +20% it will go +5% first.
This is the universal truth of continuity. Not only red/green, but HOW red or green?